willowed
SayWIL-ohdUS/ˈwɪloʊd/UK/ˈwɪləʊd/
- 1Full of willow trees; having many willows growing on or around it.
The river winds slowly between willowed banks.
From the hilltop she could see willowed meadows stretching toward the town.
Similarwillowy
Note
This is a poet's adjective, built simply from willow plus -ed in the sense of furnished with willows. In William Collins's Ode to Liberty the phrase is dwell in willowed meads, and the word still belongs to verse and lyrical prose rather than talk. It goes before a landscape noun, banks, meads, meadows, where plain prose would say lined with willows.
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Origin
Formed from willow and the suffix -ed.